Learning to Lead
Learning to Lead focuses on developing and supporting emerging healthcare leaders—students, trainees and early-career healthcare professionals—through conversations with leaders about their experiences and insights (“leader journeys”), foundational leadership concepts (“deep…
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Encore: Hacking Ikigai with Miklos Fogarasi, MD (opens the original)
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As fall arrives and a new academic year gets underway, it’s a good time to reconnect with what gets us out of bed each day, and to notice, savor, and create more moments that feel aligned with that sense of purpose. This week, we’re revisiting one of our favorite conversations on Ikigai and the idea of finding more of those meaningful moments in everyday life. In this episode, Dr. Miklos Fogarasi, hematologist-oncologist and medical educator at Quinnipiac University’s Frank H. Netter MD School o
S4E7 The learning leader: Dr. Tobias Wasser’s leadership journey (opens the original)
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Listen on Substack , Spotify , YouTube , and Apple Podcasts In this conversation, Tobias Wasser, MD, MBA, Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs at Netter School of Medicine and Chair of Psychiatry at Hartford Healthcare, shares the pivotal moments that have shaped his leadership journey, and explores the principles and practices that guide the way he leads. Inside this episode: 1. How a challenging transition into an early leadership role underscored the importance of earning the trust and credibil
S4E6 Leadership Hack: Listen more than you talk (feat. Tobias Wasser, MD, MBA) (opens the original)
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Listen on Substack , Spotify , YouTube , and Apple Podcasts How can listening more than you talk make you a more effective leader? In this Leadership Hacks episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Tobias Wasser, MD, MBA, Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs at Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University and Chair of Psychiatry at Hartford Healthcare, shares that strong leadership is not about having all the answers or dominating the conversation. It is about creating psychological safety
S4E5: Leadership Hack: Know your why (feat. Gonzalo Bearman, MD, MPH) (opens the original)
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Listen on Substack , Spotify , YouTube , and Apple Podcasts How can knowing your “why” help you lead with greater clarity, purpose, and resilience? In this Leadership Hacks episode of Learning to Lead , Gonzalo Bearman, MD, MPH, shares a simple but powerful practice: Reflect on your why, make deliberate decisions, and listen deeply to the people around you. Dr. Bearman explains that effective leadership requires more than articulating professional values. It means paying attention to the choices
S4E4: Leadership lessons from a soccer enthusiast's perspective (feat. Gonzalo Bearman, MD, MPH) (opens the original)
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Listen on Substack , Spotify , YouTube , and Apple Podcasts In this episode of Learning to Lead , we talk with Gonzalo Bearman, MD, MPH , Chair of the Division of Infectious Diseases, Richard P. Wenzel Professor of Medicine, and Associate Chief Quality and Safety Officer for Research at Virginia Commonwealth University Health System. Dr. Bearman brings together a remarkable career in infectious diseases, medical education, healthcare epidemiology, quality and safety, and leadership and a lifelon
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